private Assembly ResolveAssembly(ProjectId projectId, string assemblyName)
{
this.AssertIsForeground();
if (_workspace == null)
{
return(null);
}
IVsHierarchy hierarchy;
string targetMoniker;
if (!_workspace.TryGetHierarchy(projectId, out hierarchy) ||
!hierarchy.TryGetProperty((__VSHPROPID)__VSHPROPID4.VSHPROPID_TargetFrameworkMoniker, out targetMoniker) ||
targetMoniker == null)
{
return(null);
}
try
{
// Below we use the DesignTimeAssemblyResolver functionality of VS to
// determine if we can resolve the specified assembly name in the context
// of this project. However, this service does not do the right thing
// in UWP apps. Specifically, it *will* resolve the assembly to a
// reference assembly, even though that's never what we want. In order
// to deal with that, we put in this little check where we do not allow
// reference assembly resolution if the projects TargetFrameworkMoniker
// is ".NETCore, Version=5.0" or greater.
var frameworkName = new FrameworkName(targetMoniker);
if (StringComparer.OrdinalIgnoreCase.Equals(frameworkName.Identifier, ".NETCore") &&
frameworkName.Version >= new Version(major: 5, minor: 0))
{
return(null);
}
}
catch (ArgumentException)
{
// Something wrong with our TFM. We don't have enough information to
// properly resolve this assembly name.
return(null);
}
try
{
var frameworkProvider = new VsTargetFrameworkProvider(
_workspace.GetVsService <SVsFrameworkMultiTargeting, IVsFrameworkMultiTargeting>(),
targetMoniker,
_workspace.GetVsService <SVsSmartOpenScope, IVsSmartOpenScope>());
return(frameworkProvider.GetReflectionAssembly(new AssemblyName(assemblyName)));
}
catch (InvalidOperationException)
{
// VsTargetFrameworkProvider throws InvalidOperationException in the
// some cases (like when targetting packs are missing). In that case
// we can't resolve this path.
return(null);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Updates app. or web.config to include connection strings, registers the build provider
/// for WebSite projects and the assembly for WebApp projects
/// </summary>
internal static void UpdateConfig(ModelBuilderSettings settings)
{
var metadataFileNames =
ConnectionManager.GetMetadataFileNamesFromArtifactFileName(settings.Project, settings.ModelPath, PackageManager.Package);
if (settings.GenerationOption == ModelGenerationOption.GenerateFromDatabase ||
settings.GenerationOption == ModelGenerationOption.GenerateDatabaseScript)
{
if (settings.SaveConnectionStringInAppConfig &&
!settings.SaveToWebConfig)
{
// save connection string in App Config
UpdateAppConfig(metadataFileNames, settings);
}
else if (settings.SaveConnectionStringInAppConfig &&
settings.SaveToWebConfig)
{
// save connection string in Web Config
UpdateWebConfig(metadataFileNames, settings);
}
}
var containingProject = settings.Project;
// regardless of GenerationOption we always need to register the build
// provider for web site projects and the assembly for web app projects
if (settings.VSApplicationType == VisualStudioProjectSystem.Website)
{
RegisterBuildProvidersInWebConfig(containingProject);
}
// Ensure that System.Data.Entity.Design reference assemblies are added in the web.config.
if (settings.VSApplicationType == VisualStudioProjectSystem.WebApplication ||
settings.VSApplicationType == VisualStudioProjectSystem.Website)
{
// Get the correct assembly name based on target framework
var projectHierarchy = VsUtils.GetVsHierarchy(containingProject, Services.ServiceProvider);
Debug.Assert(projectHierarchy != null, "Could not get the IVsHierarchy from the EnvDTE.Project");
if (projectHierarchy != null)
{
var targetInfo = PackageManager.Package.GetService(typeof(SVsFrameworkMultiTargeting)) as IVsFrameworkMultiTargeting;
var openScope = PackageManager.Package.GetService(typeof(SVsSmartOpenScope)) as IVsSmartOpenScope;
Debug.Assert(targetInfo != null, "Unable to get IVsFrameworkMultiTargeting from service provider");
var targetFrameworkMoniker = VsUtils.GetTargetFrameworkMonikerForProject(containingProject, PackageManager.Package);
if ((targetInfo != null) &&
(openScope != null) &&
settings.VSApplicationType == VisualStudioProjectSystem.Website)
{
var provider = new VsTargetFrameworkProvider(targetInfo, targetFrameworkMoniker, openScope);
var dataEntityDesignAssembly = provider.GetReflectionAssembly(new AssemblyName("System.Data.Entity.Design"));
if (dataEntityDesignAssembly != null)
{
RegisterAssemblyInWebConfig(containingProject, dataEntityDesignAssembly.FullName);
}
}
}
}
}
private static Assembly TryLoad(VsTargetFrameworkProvider provider, Reference reference)
{
try
{
var name = AssemblyName.GetAssemblyName(reference.Path);
return(provider.GetReflectionAssembly(name));
}
catch (Exception e)
{
tracer.Warn(e, Strings.IProjectNodeExtensions.FailedToLoadAssembly(reference.Name, reference.Path));
return(null);
}
}
private IEnumerable <Type> GetAvailableTypes(Type assignableTo)
{
var allTypes = new List <Type>();
// Get nearest project scope
var project = this.solution.GetCurrentProjectScope();
var hierarchy = project.As <IVsHierarchy>();
var vsProject = hierarchy as IVsProject;
Microsoft.VisualStudio.OLE.Interop.IServiceProvider olesp;
// The design-time assembly resolution (DTAR) must be retrieved from a
// local service provider for the project. This is the magic goo.
if (vsProject.GetItemContext(Microsoft.VisualStudio.VSConstants.VSITEMID_ROOT, out olesp) == Microsoft.VisualStudio.VSConstants.S_OK)
{
var localservices = new ServiceProvider(olesp);
var openScope = this.serviceProvider.GetService(typeof(SVsSmartOpenScope)) as IVsSmartOpenScope;
var dtar = (IVsDesignTimeAssemblyResolution)localservices.GetService(typeof(SVsDesignTimeAssemblyResolution));
// As suggested by Christy Henriksson, we reuse the type discovery service
// but just for the IDesignTimeAssemblyLoader interface. The actual
// assembly reading is done by the TFP using metadata only :)
var dts = (DynamicTypeService)this.serviceProvider.GetService(typeof(DynamicTypeService));
var ds = dts.GetTypeDiscoveryService(hierarchy);
var dtal = ds as IDesignTimeAssemblyLoader;
var provider = new VsTargetFrameworkProvider(dtar, dtal, openScope);
var references = project.GetAssemblyReferences();
foreach (var reference in references)
{
try
{
var name = AssemblyName.GetAssemblyName(reference.Path);
allTypes.AddRange(provider
.GetReflectionAssembly(name)
.GetExportedTypes()
.Where(t => t.IsAssignableTo(assignableTo)));
}
catch (Exception)
{
continue;
}
}
}
return(allTypes);
}
public string ResolveAssemblyPath(ProjectId projectId, string assemblyName)
{
this.AssertIsForeground();
if (_workspace != null)
{
IVsHierarchy hierarchy;
string targetMoniker;
if (_workspace.TryGetHierarchy(projectId, out hierarchy) &&
hierarchy.TryGetProperty((__VSHPROPID)__VSHPROPID4.VSHPROPID_TargetFrameworkMoniker, out targetMoniker) &&
targetMoniker != null)
{
try
{
var frameworkProvider = new VsTargetFrameworkProvider(
_workspace.GetVsService<SVsFrameworkMultiTargeting, IVsFrameworkMultiTargeting>(),
targetMoniker,
_workspace.GetVsService<SVsSmartOpenScope, IVsSmartOpenScope>());
var assembly = frameworkProvider.GetReflectionAssembly(new AssemblyName(assemblyName));
// Codebase specifies where the assembly is on disk. However, it's in
// full URI format (i.e. file://c:/...). This will allow us to get the
// actual local in the normal path format.
Uri uri;
if (Uri.TryCreate(assembly.CodeBase, UriKind.RelativeOrAbsolute, out uri))
{
return uri.LocalPath;
}
}
catch (InvalidOperationException)
{
// VsTargetFrameworkProvider throws InvalidOperationException in the
// some cases (like when targetting packs are missing). In that case
// we can't resolve this path.
}
}
}
return null;
}
public string ResolveAssemblyPath(ProjectId projectId, string assemblyName)
{
this.AssertIsForeground();
if (_workspace != null)
{
IVsHierarchy hierarchy;
string targetMoniker;
if (_workspace.TryGetHierarchy(projectId, out hierarchy) &&
hierarchy.TryGetProperty((__VSHPROPID)__VSHPROPID4.VSHPROPID_TargetFrameworkMoniker, out targetMoniker) &&
targetMoniker != null)
{
try
{
var frameworkProvider = new VsTargetFrameworkProvider(
_workspace.GetVsService <SVsFrameworkMultiTargeting, IVsFrameworkMultiTargeting>(),
targetMoniker,
_workspace.GetVsService <SVsSmartOpenScope, IVsSmartOpenScope>());
var assembly = frameworkProvider.GetReflectionAssembly(new AssemblyName(assemblyName));
// Codebase specifies where the assembly is on disk. However, it's in
// full URI format (i.e. file://c:/...). This will allow us to get the
// actual local in the normal path format.
Uri uri;
if (Uri.TryCreate(assembly.CodeBase, UriKind.RelativeOrAbsolute, out uri))
{
return(uri.LocalPath);
}
}
catch (InvalidOperationException)
{
// VsTargetFrameworkProvider throws InvalidOperationException in the
// some cases (like when targetting packs are missing). In that case
// we can't resolve this path.
}
}
}
return(null);
}
// <summary>
// Updates app. or web.config to include connection strings, registers the build provider
// for WebSite projects and the assembly for WebApp projects
// </summary>
internal static void UpdateConfig(ModelBuilderSettings settings)
{
var metadataFileNames =
ConnectionManager.GetMetadataFileNamesFromArtifactFileName(settings.Project, settings.ModelPath, PackageManager.Package);
if (settings.GenerationOption == ModelGenerationOption.GenerateFromDatabase
|| settings.GenerationOption == ModelGenerationOption.GenerateDatabaseScript)
{
if (settings.SaveConnectionStringInAppConfig)
{
UpdateConfig(metadataFileNames, settings);
}
}
// regardless of GenerationOption we always need to register the build
// provider for web site projects and the assembly for web app projects
if (settings.VSApplicationType == VisualStudioProjectSystem.Website)
{
var containingProject = settings.Project;
RegisterBuildProvidersInWebConfig(containingProject);
// Ensure that System.Data.Entity.Design reference assemblies are added in the web.config.
// Get the correct assembly name based on target framework
var targetInfo = PackageManager.Package.GetService(typeof(SVsFrameworkMultiTargeting)) as IVsFrameworkMultiTargeting;
var openScope = PackageManager.Package.GetService(typeof(SVsSmartOpenScope)) as IVsSmartOpenScope;
Debug.Assert(targetInfo != null, "Unable to get IVsFrameworkMultiTargeting from service provider");
if (targetInfo != null && openScope != null)
{
var targetFrameworkMoniker = VsUtils.GetTargetFrameworkMonikerForProject(containingProject, PackageManager.Package);
var provider = new VsTargetFrameworkProvider(targetInfo, targetFrameworkMoniker, openScope);
var dataEntityDesignAssembly = provider.GetReflectionAssembly(new AssemblyName("System.Data.Entity.Design"));
if (dataEntityDesignAssembly != null)
{
RegisterAssemblyInWebConfig(containingProject, dataEntityDesignAssembly.FullName);
}
}
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Gets the referenced assemblies from the given project.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="project">The project containing references.</param>
public static IEnumerable <Assembly> GetReferencedAssemblies(this IProjectNode project)
{
var vsProject = project.As <IVsHierarchy>();
var vsLangProject = project.As <VSProject>();
var localServices = project.As <IServiceProvider>();
var globalServices = GlobalServiceProvider.Instance;
if (vsProject == null ||
localServices == null ||
globalServices == null)
{
tracer.Warn(Strings.IProjectNodeExtensions.InvalidVsContext);
return(Enumerable.Empty <Assembly>());
}
var openScope = globalServices.GetService <SVsSmartOpenScope, IVsSmartOpenScope>();
var dtar = localServices.GetService <SVsDesignTimeAssemblyResolution, IVsDesignTimeAssemblyResolution>();
// As suggested by Christy Henriksson, we reuse the type discovery service
// but just for the IDesignTimeAssemblyLoader interface. The actual
// assembly reading is done by the TFP using metadata only :)
var dts = globalServices.GetService <DynamicTypeService>();
var ds = dts.GetTypeDiscoveryService(vsProject);
var dtal = ds as IDesignTimeAssemblyLoader;
if (openScope == null || dtar == null || dts == null || ds == null || dtal == null)
{
tracer.Warn(Strings.IProjectNodeExtensions.InvalidTypeContext);
return(Enumerable.Empty <Assembly>());
}
var provider = new VsTargetFrameworkProvider(dtar, dtal, openScope);
return(vsLangProject.References
.OfType <Reference>()
.Select(x => TryLoad(provider, x))
.Where(x => x != null));
}
private static Assembly TryLoad(VsTargetFrameworkProvider provider, Reference reference)
{
try
{
var name = AssemblyName.GetAssemblyName(reference.Path);
return provider.GetReflectionAssembly(name);
}
catch (Exception e)
{
tracer.Warn(e, Strings.IProjectNodeExtensions.FailedToLoadAssembly(reference.Name, reference.Path));
return null;
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Gets the referenced assemblies from the given project.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="project">The project containing references.</param>
public static IEnumerable<Assembly> GetReferencedAssemblies(this IProjectNode project)
{
var vsProject = project.As<IVsHierarchy>();
var vsLangProject = project.As<VSProject>();
var localServices = project.As<IServiceProvider>();
var globalServices = GlobalServiceProvider.Instance;
if (vsProject == null ||
localServices == null ||
globalServices == null)
{
tracer.Warn(Strings.IProjectNodeExtensions.InvalidVsContext);
return Enumerable.Empty<Assembly>();
}
var openScope = globalServices.GetService<SVsSmartOpenScope, IVsSmartOpenScope>();
var dtar = localServices.GetService<SVsDesignTimeAssemblyResolution, IVsDesignTimeAssemblyResolution>();
// As suggested by Christy Henriksson, we reuse the type discovery service
// but just for the IDesignTimeAssemblyLoader interface. The actual
// assembly reading is done by the TFP using metadata only :)
var dts = globalServices.GetService<DynamicTypeService>();
var ds = dts.GetTypeDiscoveryService(vsProject);
var dtal = ds as IDesignTimeAssemblyLoader;
if (openScope == null || dtar == null || dts == null || ds == null || dtal == null)
{
tracer.Warn(Strings.IProjectNodeExtensions.InvalidTypeContext);
return Enumerable.Empty<Assembly>();
}
var provider = new VsTargetFrameworkProvider(dtar, dtal, openScope);
return vsLangProject.References
.OfType<Reference>()
.Select(x => TryLoad(provider, x))
.Where(x => x != null);
}
/// <summary>
/// Gets the output assembly of the given project. If the project
/// was never built before, it's built before returning the output
/// assembly.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="project">The project to get the output assembly from.</param>
/// <param name="buildIfMissing">Whether to build the project if the output assembly is missing.</param>
public static Task<Assembly> GetOutputAssembly(this IProjectNode project, bool buildIfMissing = true)
{
var fileName = (string)project.Properties.TargetFileName;
var msBuild = project.Adapt().AsMsBuildProject();
if (msBuild == null)
throw new ArgumentException(Strings.IProjectNodeExtensions.NotMsBuildProject(project.DisplayName));
// NOTE: we load from the obj/Debug|Release folder, which is
// the one built in the background by VS continuously.
var intermediateDir = msBuild.AllEvaluatedProperties
.Where(p => p.Name == "IntermediateOutputPath")
// If we grab the EvaluatedValue, it won't have the current
// global properties overrides, like Configuration and Debug.
.Select(p => msBuild.ExpandString(p.UnevaluatedValue))
.FirstOrDefault();
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(fileName) ||
string.IsNullOrEmpty(intermediateDir) ||
string.IsNullOrEmpty(project.Properties.MSBuildProjectDirectory))
{
tracer.Warn(Strings.IProjectNodeExtensions.NoTargetAssemblyName(project.DisplayName));
return TaskHelpers.FromResult<Assembly>(null);
}
var outDir = (string)Path.Combine(project.Properties.MSBuildProjectDirectory, intermediateDir);
var assemblyFile = Path.Combine(outDir, fileName);
if (!File.Exists(assemblyFile) && !buildIfMissing)
return TaskHelpers.FromResult<Assembly>(null);
return Task.Factory.StartNew<Assembly>(() =>
{
if (!File.Exists(assemblyFile))
{
var success = project.Build().Result;
if (success)
{
// Let the build finish writing the file
for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++)
{
if (File.Exists(assemblyFile))
break;
Thread.Sleep(200);
}
}
if (!File.Exists(assemblyFile))
{
tracer.Warn(Strings.IProjectNodeExtensions.NoBuildOutput(project.DisplayName, assemblyFile));
return null;
}
}
var assemblyName = AssemblyName.GetAssemblyName(assemblyFile);
var vsProject = project.As<IVsHierarchy>();
var localServices = project.As<IServiceProvider>();
var globalServices = GlobalServiceProvider.Instance;
if (vsProject == null ||
localServices == null ||
globalServices == null)
{
tracer.Warn(Strings.IProjectNodeExtensions.InvalidVsContext);
return null;
}
var openScope = globalServices.GetService<SVsSmartOpenScope, IVsSmartOpenScope>();
var dtar = localServices.GetService<SVsDesignTimeAssemblyResolution, IVsDesignTimeAssemblyResolution>();
// As suggested by Christy Henriksson, we reuse the type discovery service
// but just for the IDesignTimeAssemblyLoader interface. The actual
// assembly reading is done by the TFP using metadata only :)
var dts = globalServices.GetService<DynamicTypeService>();
var ds = dts.GetTypeDiscoveryService(vsProject);
var dtal = ds as IDesignTimeAssemblyLoader;
if (openScope == null || dtar == null || dts == null || ds == null || dtal == null)
{
tracer.Warn(Strings.IProjectNodeExtensions.InvalidTypeContext);
return null;
}
var provider = new VsTargetFrameworkProvider(dtar, dtal, openScope);
return provider.GetReflectionAssembly(assemblyName);
}, CancellationToken.None, TaskCreationOptions.None, TaskScheduler.Default);
}
/// <summary>
/// Gets the output assembly of the given project. If the project
/// was never built before, it's built before returning the output
/// assembly.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="project">The project to get the output assembly from.</param>
/// <param name="buildIfMissing">Whether to build the project if the output assembly is missing.</param>
public static Task <Assembly> GetOutputAssembly(this IProjectNode project, bool buildIfMissing = true)
{
var fileName = (string)project.Properties.TargetFileName;
var msBuild = project.Adapt().AsMsBuildProject();
if (msBuild == null)
{
throw new ArgumentException(Strings.IProjectNodeExtensions.NotMsBuildProject(project.DisplayName));
}
// NOTE: we load from the obj/Debug|Release folder, which is
// the one built in the background by VS continuously.
var intermediateDir = msBuild.AllEvaluatedProperties
.Where(p => p.Name == "IntermediateOutputPath")
// If we grab the EvaluatedValue, it won't have the current
// global properties overrides, like Configuration and Debug.
.Select(p => msBuild.ExpandString(p.UnevaluatedValue))
.FirstOrDefault();
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(fileName) ||
string.IsNullOrEmpty(intermediateDir) ||
string.IsNullOrEmpty(project.Properties.MSBuildProjectDirectory))
{
tracer.Warn(Strings.IProjectNodeExtensions.NoTargetAssemblyName(project.DisplayName));
return(TaskHelpers.FromResult <Assembly>(null));
}
var outDir = (string)Path.Combine(project.Properties.MSBuildProjectDirectory, intermediateDir);
var assemblyFile = Path.Combine(outDir, fileName);
if (!File.Exists(assemblyFile) && !buildIfMissing)
{
return(TaskHelpers.FromResult <Assembly>(null));
}
return(Task.Factory.StartNew <Assembly>(() =>
{
if (!File.Exists(assemblyFile))
{
var success = project.Build().Result;
if (success)
{
// Let the build finish writing the file
for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++)
{
if (File.Exists(assemblyFile))
{
break;
}
Thread.Sleep(200);
}
}
if (!File.Exists(assemblyFile))
{
tracer.Warn(Strings.IProjectNodeExtensions.NoBuildOutput(project.DisplayName, assemblyFile));
return null;
}
}
var assemblyName = AssemblyName.GetAssemblyName(assemblyFile);
var vsProject = project.As <IVsHierarchy>();
var localServices = project.As <IServiceProvider>();
var globalServices = GlobalServiceProvider.Instance;
if (vsProject == null ||
localServices == null ||
globalServices == null)
{
tracer.Warn(Strings.IProjectNodeExtensions.InvalidVsContext);
return null;
}
var openScope = globalServices.GetService <SVsSmartOpenScope, IVsSmartOpenScope>();
var dtar = localServices.GetService <SVsDesignTimeAssemblyResolution, IVsDesignTimeAssemblyResolution>();
// As suggested by Christy Henriksson, we reuse the type discovery service
// but just for the IDesignTimeAssemblyLoader interface. The actual
// assembly reading is done by the TFP using metadata only :)
var dts = globalServices.GetService <DynamicTypeService>();
var ds = dts.GetTypeDiscoveryService(vsProject);
var dtal = ds as IDesignTimeAssemblyLoader;
if (openScope == null || dtar == null || dts == null || ds == null || dtal == null)
{
tracer.Warn(Strings.IProjectNodeExtensions.InvalidTypeContext);
return null;
}
var provider = new VsTargetFrameworkProvider(dtar, dtal, openScope);
return provider.GetReflectionAssembly(assemblyName);
}, CancellationToken.None, TaskCreationOptions.None, TaskScheduler.Default));
}
private Assembly ResolveAssembly(ProjectId projectId, string assemblyName)
{
this.AssertIsForeground();
if (_workspace == null)
{
return null;
}
if (!_workspace.TryGetHierarchy(projectId, out var hierarchy) ||
!hierarchy.TryGetProperty((__VSHPROPID)__VSHPROPID4.VSHPROPID_TargetFrameworkMoniker, out string targetMoniker) ||
targetMoniker == null)
{
return null;
}
try
{
// Below we use the DesignTimeAssemblyResolver functionality of VS to
// determine if we can resolve the specified assembly name in the context
// of this project. However, this service does not do the right thing
// in UWP apps. Specifically, it *will* resolve the assembly to a
// reference assembly, even though that's never what we want. In order
// to deal with that, we put in this little check where we do not allow
// reference assembly resolution if the projects TargetFrameworkMoniker
// is ".NETCore, Version=5.0" or greater.
var frameworkName = new FrameworkName(targetMoniker);
if (StringComparer.OrdinalIgnoreCase.Equals(frameworkName.Identifier, ".NETCore") &&
frameworkName.Version >= new Version(major: 5, minor: 0))
{
return null;
}
}
catch (ArgumentException)
{
// Something wrong with our TFM. We don't have enough information to
// properly resolve this assembly name.
return null;
}
try
{
var frameworkProvider = new VsTargetFrameworkProvider(
_workspace.GetVsService<SVsFrameworkMultiTargeting, IVsFrameworkMultiTargeting>(),
targetMoniker,
_workspace.GetVsService<SVsSmartOpenScope, IVsSmartOpenScope>());
return frameworkProvider.GetReflectionAssembly(new AssemblyName(assemblyName));
}
catch (InvalidOperationException)
{
// VsTargetFrameworkProvider throws InvalidOperationException in the
// some cases (like when targetting packs are missing). In that case
// we can't resolve this path.
return null;
}
}